MICR Font Set 3.4

Print your own checks on a laser printer using Windows TrueType or PostScript fonts. The bottom line on a check must be printed in a special font called MICR using magnetic ink. This font includes the numbers 0 through 9 and four special characters: On-Us, Transit, Amount, and Dash. This package also includes Secure Fonts. They let you print payee names and check amounts in dollars, pounds sterling, euros, or the yen that are very hard to alter.

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PrinterExpress 1.3

Using PrinterExpress, you only have to click once on the PrinterExpress icon located in the system tray (next to the time), and you can easily make any printer on your network your default printer. So when you need to print a document, or many documents, you can simply click on the Print icon in your favorite program instead of going through the tedious process of File-]Print?-] (select printer) -]OK.

See also: PRINTING, LASERJET, DEFAULT, PRINTER

Secure Fonts 3.6

When printing checks, you need a secure way to print the amount and the name of the person the check is payable to. This package includes 26 different Secure Fonts. These fonts let you print check amounts in dollars, pounds sterling, euros, or the yen that are very hard to alter. Four of these fonts support most Western European languages. Each font comes standard version and in a version with the word for each number printed below it.

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